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Did you ever make these folded stars out of paper strips when you were a kid? I've been playing around with making these Danish stars with fabric strips, they are so sweet and make great ornaments (and gifts!). Click through the pin to find a link to step-by-step instructions for making these folded fabric stars.
Sewing hexies on with the machine can save so much time on your project and you get that nice decorative look at the same time. Layer the back with batting and pin the hexies on to hold them in place (some minor adjustments may need to be made as you go). Then I choose the decorative stitch I like, and start sewing them on! You can back stitch a couple of stitches before moving onto a new spot, to hold the ends securely. .
How to sew a quilting block using 4” sqaures. The cathedral window block is fun to sew and gives a stunning effect that can be used for quilts, cushions or even bag making. Use contrasting fabrics to make the design really stand out! Fabric used - • Debbie Shore’s A Country Walk available June 2023 organic cotton collection in collaboration with the craft cotton company and make + believe fabrics
You can either make a 72" square quilt (9 blocks by 9 blocks) or a 64" x 80" rectangle quilt (8 blocks by 10 blocks) using this tutorial. Fabric: • 12 Fat quarters • 3 yards background fabric (I used a cream) #quiltersofinstagram #modernquilting #quiltville #quilter #sewersgonnasew #sewersofinstagram #sewcialist #printandpattern #quiltpatter #quiltsofinstagram #quiltlove #instasew #handmademovement #makersvillage #abmcrafty #makemodern #pursuepretty #creativehappylife #fabricaddict...
Using 5” squares, this patchwork technique is easy but effective! They would look amazing as a quilt or even a cushion cover. Sewing tips, sewing project, how to sew, quilting block